Larry Rice

[Scotti Adams]

..I just noticed that Larry has joined the fold here....welcome aboard Larry....enjoy your stay.

[Bobbie Dier]

Welcome....Mr Rice..sir.

[Steve Cantrell]

Great new CD, Larry. Welcome.

[Brian Baker]

Larry:

Big fan of yours here. Love the mando playing on Rice, Rice, Hillman & Peterson stuff.

One question... Is there anywhere I can get a CD version of the "Larry & Wyatt Rice" album? I have it on cassette, and it contains two of my all-time favorites: the instrumental "Uncle Larry's Garden", and "Did She Mention My Name."

Thanks for any info you can provide...

Brian
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[Scotti Adams]

..and..how about some history on your mando...what year Gibson is it and how did it come about having the vine inlay in the fingerboard?..thanks.

[bsimmers]

Larry,
Great mandolin and vocal contributions for many years and many more! I would also like to purchase the Larry&Wyatt CD. My tape wore out yrs ago. Wasn't there a good waltz called Martin's Waltz on there? I haven't heard it in yrs.

I saw you with Wyatt and Santa Cruz at Gettysburg Festival about 8 yrs ago. Great shows. On that Thurs. night you played on the workshop stage. The first group(I will not name)came in Limo's, formal suits, a loar mandolin. They were out of tune, and awful. Santa Cruz followed. It was chilly and a very small crowd. You four crawled out of a couple small cars with your instruments and suitcases packed in. You got on stage and set that place on fire! What a show! Vestal on banjo. You and Wyatt, of course. Who was the bass player? I can't remember, except that he sounded like Cowan. It couldn't have been him, could it? Enough rambling. Thanks for great music, and the mandolin workshop you did that Saturday at Gettysburg.

[mustache]

Ha! Larry is going to wish he never logged onto this site - too many fans!! http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif